Sentence examples for disaster takes from inspiring English sources

When a disaster takes place, the best information invariably comes from the Weibo community.

Each of them appears to be betting that the other will back off before a disaster takes place.

"Recovery from a disaster takes time, planning and coordination," he added, "and the commitment from state and local government and the various nonprofit agencies has made a difference".

Mercifully, if the word can be used in this context, just before the inevitable disaster takes place; just before you, trembling, are about to go out there … it happens.

The model indicates that restriction applies on the movement of labor and capital once a disaster takes place.

A recession hits, or a disaster takes place, and suddenly some of the most important professionals in an urban ecosystem flee to their next ideal city, leaving the rest of the population to try to fix the problem.

This natural disaster took 15,890 lives.

But what form will the next disaster take?

The report also takes note of the human toll the disaster took on workers.

This masterwork was a box-office disaster, taking in less than a million dollars during its first run.

The last fatal ferry disaster took place in July 2007 and killed 70 people.